The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-01
NEW LExlNaToN.

| November Ibtn, 1851.
Our merchants are beginning To get on their
Christmas goods.
Mrs. Hannah Umblestee, Of Warren county.
is visiting Chas. Stowe and family.
Chas. Hartel and daughter, Miss Emma,
were in Cincinnati last Wednesday.
n. O. Adams, Of Washington O. H., was q
visitor st Elias Adams last Sunday.
Roso 4 Savage have employed Art Robinson
| to clerk In their dry goods store ct this place.
H. =. Bonar has placed some new shelving in
his store to accommodate the increased stock.
Leroy Kelley was the guest Of his daughter,
Mrs Joe Marconnet, at Strsusburg, last Friday.
Prof. Ferguson and family. Of Ltesburg,
were the gueets Of Jacob Thurnburg last Sun
day.
Prof Barrett was the guest OF his father,
Capt. Barrett, at Barrett's Mills, last Saturday
and Sunday.
MIR. James Marconnet and wife, Of Straus.
burg. were the guests OF J. J. Duff and family
last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Bertha Hallowell. from near Carey town,
spent Saturday and Sunday near town, the
guest Of Miss Abbie Brabson.
Walter woodmanseo, Of New Vienna, was
the guest of Chas. Hixson and family last We'd
ne, day. He took hunt while down and shot
pheasant on the Dolph Woodmsnsee farm,
the first pheasant that has been seen in this
region for long time.
Miss Ida Doyle, who had been lying sick for
some time with typhoid fever, died last Sun.
day morning, November 9th, 1t four O'Clock.
Shs was unconscious ct the last and passed
away without . struggle. At the present writ
ing the place for her interment has not been
decided on. Her mother, who has been very
sick for several months, was taken to Xenia
few weeks ago, thinking the change would
benefit her and consequently was deprived Of
seeing her daughter in her last moments. Mr..
Doyle, accompanied by DR.. Green, started for
Aenia Sunday afternoon intending to bring
her home il she was able to come. Much SYM
pathy is felt for the bereaved family.
By half-past eleven o'clock last Thursday
morning about forty five invited guests had
Mrs. 3. W. Horsman, south Of town, to witness
the marriage OF ther daughter, Miss Bessie, to
Mr.. James Adams, Of this place. The hour
set for the ceremony was at ~ O'Clock noon,
and few minutes after that time they were
united in the holy bonds Of wedlock, Rev.
James Adams an uncle Of the groom, officiat-
ing. The bride looked very elegant In neatly
fitting suit Of blue. After the ceremony the
guests were ushered into the dining-room
where an elegant repast awaited them, con-
sisting Of all the delicacies Of the season
served up in splendid style. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent in social intercourse,
music, &c. The happy couple, accompanied
by Ed Duff and Miss Abbie Brabson, took the
five o'clock train for Columbus to take in the
sights of that city. They returned Saturday
morning to the home Of the groom's parents
where about thirty guests had assembled to
receive them. At hslf-past two q splendid
dinner was served up in splendid style in
which the guests showed their appreciation
in way more forcible than words. They re-
ceived very handsome line Of valuable pres
ents, both useful and ornamental. We extend
them our heartiest congratulations and wish
them success.